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TRAVEL
GUIDE: WEST VIRGINIA
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From
mountain biking and rock climbing to skiing and snow boarding,
West Virginia hosts an enormous array of action sports.
But with Civil War battlefields, historic mining towns
and landmark bridges, this scenic state attracts more
than just adrenaline junkies. |
THE
OUTDOORS IN LUXURY
The
Greenbrier
Imagine
any holiday activity and you're likely to find it on this
gorgeous 6,500-acre property. Along with standards such
as tennis and swimming, guests can enjoy falconry, skeet
shooting, trout fishing, bowling, daily concerts, cooking
classes and first-run movies. |
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A
trip to the picturesque mountains of West Virginia
will surely rejuvenate the soul, but for the ultimate
in pampering, visit The
Greenbrier in White Sulpher Springs.
See our World's
Best Spas guide for the most luxurious spas
around the world.
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TOP
10 DESTINATION SPAS IN THE U.S.
The
Greenbrier
People
have been drawn to the famous sulfur springs of The Greenbrier
since 1778, to "take the waters" to restore
their health. Breathe in the crisp mountain air, be soothed
by the pristine forest greenery and go antiquing in Downtown
Lewisburg, nine miles from the spa and one of the National
Trust for Historic Preservation's Top Twelve Destinations. |
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TAKE
A HIKE
Monongahela
National Forest
Five major rivers and hundreds of streams
converge in Monongahela, one of the East Coast's biggest
forests. Wildlife spotting and fly fishing are popular
activities, but with more than 500 hiking trails to explore,
let your feet do some walking. |
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